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E-raamat: Music in Renaissance Florence: Studies and Documents

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D'Accone brings together nine of his essays that have previously appeared in journals, congress reports, and books over a period of forty years: 1961-2001. They focus on the topic of Florentine music and musicians of the Renaissance and are documentary studies and research on liturgical usages, political and social conditions, the financial status of musicians and musical pedagogy, and recruitment and hiring practices. Figures discussed include Heinrich Isaac, Lorenzo the Magnificent, Alessandro Coppini, and Bartolomeo degli Organi. One of the essays was published in Italian and is not translated here. Annotation ©2007 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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'This is a useful collection of articles which gives insight into the musical world of a city better known for its visual arts, and as a demonstration of the value of careful archival work.' Early Music Review DAccones work has been characterized by a judicious combination of archival research and penetrating critical reasoning, enabling him to come up with narratives that are both factually precise and flowing in their prose style. Music & Letters




Frank A. D'Accone is Professor Emeritus of Music at the University of California, Los Angeles, USA.
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